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Design and Integration of a 2.5 MW / 5 Mwhr Energy Storage System

on the University of California, San Diego’s 42 MW Microgrid

William Torre Center for Energy Research

University of California – San Diego

September 23, 2015

UC San Diego Operates a 42 MWpeak Microgrid Campus Quick Facts

With a daily population of over 45,000, UC San Diego is the size and complexity of a small city.

As a research and medical institution, we have TWO times the energy density of commercial buildings

16 million sq. ft. of buildings, $200M/yr of building growth

Self generate 85% of annual demand •30 MW natural gas Cogen plant •2.8 MW of Fuel Cells installed •2.2 MW of Solar PV installed

UCSD’s Energy Storage Portfolio is the World’s Largest, Most Diversified University Program

8 kW Sunverge at Scripps Institute of Oceanography 108 kW, 180 kWh BMW, demonstration of application of 2nd

Life EV batteries, coupling to 330 kW PV, and Level II EV Charger

3.8 Million Gallon Thermal Energy Storage Tank Additional 1.2 Million Gallon TES awaiting commissioning

Formerly site hosted 30 kw/30 kwh PV Integrated Storage System from Sanyo/Panasonic 100 kW/ 300 kWh ZBB Flow Battery

Funded Projects To be operational 2015-16

• ARPAe CHARGES Laboratory and Microgrid Demonstration of Advanced Energy Storage Batteries ($ 3.3 M, 4 yr., ARPA-E)

• 2.5 MW, 5 Mwhr, Advanced Energy Storage, Lithium-ion from BYD (SGIP-CPUC)

• 28 kW, Maxwell Labs, Ultra Capacitors, Smoothing of PV intermittency, coupled with solar forecasting (CEC)

• EoS (CEC) • Lightsail (CEC) • MCV 35 kW, 35 kWh Compact Li-Ion energy storage system

(Industry) • NRG 100 kWh Li-ion, PV integrated storage with EV DC Fast

Charging (CPUC) • 250 kW, 500 kwhr SGIP PV Integrated Storage (SGIP-CPUC)

UCSD – BYD 2.5 MW / 5 MWhr Lithium-ion Iron-Phosphate Energy Storage Project

• 60% Funded with CPUC Self Generation Incentive Program (SGIP)

• 40% Co-funded by UCSD and BYD • 2.5 MW/ 5 Mwhr energy storage complements UCSD’s 2.2 MW of campus PV and off peak CHP

• Competitive Solicitation, Turn Key Design/Build • Awarded to BYD, Lithium-ion Iron-Phosphate battery • Site Construction started May, 2015 • System Installation started June, 2015 • System Installation completed, expected Sept. 2015

UCSD Energy Research Park

Location of 2.5 MW Energy Storage

UCSD’s Energy Research Park EV DC Fast Charging & Energy Storage, 5 MWH Energy Storage,

2.8 MW CHP Fuel Cell, 1.2 mgal TES, Smart EV Charging

UCSD - BYD Energy Storage System 2.5 MW / 5 MWhr

UCSD – BYD Energy Storage System

UCSD – BYD Energy Storage System Details

UCSD – BYD Dimensions and Layout

Microgrid Master Controller Communicates With Distributed Control of DG and Energy Storage

Master Microgrid Controller

BYD 2.5/ 5 Mwhr EnergyStorage System

Sanyo 30 kW/ 30 kWh Energy Storage

MCV 35 kW/ 35 kWh Compact Li-ion Battery

2nd Life EV Battery Test Stand

BMW B2U 108 kW/ 180 kWh

Maxwell 28 kW Ultra Caps

UCSD Campus Load and Generation Requirements

Solar Forecasting For PV Resource Prediction

The Largest Energy Storage System of any University in the World

Thank You To Dr. Imre Gyuk DOE Energy Storage Program Manager,

and Dan Borneo, Ben Schenkman for Technical Support on this UC San Diego

energy storage project !

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